Crow Creek Campground — Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest

Crow Creek Campground is a small, well-shaded Forest Service site that sits along a tributary drainage feeding into the Naches system. The canopy is thick enough to cut afternoon sun in summer, making it a more comfortable camp than the open flats to the east. Sites are spread out along the creek, most with fire rings and tables. It’s not a destination camp — it’s a workhorse overnight for rigs transiting the Naches Trail or working the surrounding FR network. Gets moderate use through July and August; quieter in September when the bugs die off and the crowds thin.

The road in is maintained gravel — manageable for any tow rig with decent clearance. Water from the creek is present but should be treated. No hookups, no reservations, pack out what you pack in. Verify fire restrictions with the Naches Ranger District before your trip, especially July through September.

Shaded creek camp in the Naches drainage.